Twillingate Sun subscription and advertising rates
The Twillingate Sun announces subscription rates of 1.00 per year in Newfoundland and higher rates for Canada, England, the U S and other countries. Advertising options include display ads with contract pricing, short term ads at 25 cents per inch, and a 25 cent fee for notes of thanks. The paper notes news items may be late and disclaims responsibility for correspondents' opinions.
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Twillingate
Nad
North Side
S. Roberts
Propr
Tosany
Newfoundland
Canada
England
U.S. A
Gantee
Public Health Bill Gains Support For Loggers Camps
The Public Health Bill receives cross party approval, promising $150000 yearly saving and improved public service without higher taxes. New camps will provide more sleeping space, addressing waterlogged conditions for loggers. Doctors link camp illnesses to remote living and lack of medical knowledge, urging better home conditions and preventive care.
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House of Assembly
Ken Brown
Tax on Radio Sets Sparks Public Debate
Critics protest a government levy on Receiving and Amateur radio sets as a move to improve service. One writer, after interviewing the Department, defends the plan noting modest increases from $1.00 to $2.00 per set aim to reduce interruptions and enhance radio reception for fans.
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Dept. of Posts and Telegraphs
Gov’t
Radio communication urged for Labrador fishery schooners
Mackovic has been removed to Hopdale to aid fishermen in the lower Labrador fishery. The Advocate urges schooner masters who own a radio receiving set to install it this summer. While some cannot install radios, broadcasts will reach the public as wires do, and radio users are not obliged to rebroadcast when partly paying for the service.
Boland Found Guilty in Four-Count Perjury Trial
Special jury at Corner Black heard Reginald Boland charged with four counts of perjury. Crown witnesses testified Boland lied about alibis and revolver ownership. defense urged acquittal. Justice Kent instructed jurors to weigh the presented testimony only.
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The
Daily News
Corner Black
Reginald Boland
Frank Pierroway
Joseph Parsons
Rod
Herbert Fillatre
Newton Swith
J. Blackler
Douglas Payne
Harrison Brake
Charles Rose
Pierce Fudge
A. J Oxford
John Pretty
Hont
Summers
Simon Butler
Reg. Roland
St. John's
Rita Thistle
Corner Brook
Miss Saunders
Boland
John Jones
Miss Castello
Newfoundland House Debates Public Relief and Fisheries
In a lengthy address in reply the Newfoundland House discusses public relief, costs of officials, and the Labrador fisheries. Critics flag delays on railway ballast, salt prices, and proposed economic measures while praising the Public Health Department and district surgeons. The Viking disaster prompts sympathy motions and praise for Dr Paterson's quick mission.
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Carbonear
Grate's Cove
Placentia West
Jess
International Power and Paper Co
Labrador
Economic Commission
Bay Roberts
Dole
Mr. Moore
Aldgrdice
Moore
Newfoundland
Dr. Paterson
Eight Million Loan Bill in House of Assembly
The Finance and Customs Minister presents a loan bill that increases public debt by eight million dollars. It outlines repayment of war loans from Britain and the Bank of Montreal, deficits on general public accounts and railway accounts, a railway deficit including Caribou strandings, and a loan to municipal councils totaling eight million dollars.
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House of Assembly
Municipal Counsil
Local Arrivals and Departures Reported by Watercraft
Personal entries list Blanche Blandford from Boston via St John s on Monday by motor boat I m Alone. J A Peyton, Robert Boyd, W G French and others arrive from St John s and Grand Falls to various local stops. Mrs Edward Luther returns from Grand Falls and Mark Spencer with son Frederick leave by Clyde for Montreal. Dentists Ty W F Gear and Frederick Dove travel from Botwesd by motor boat. Annie Scott Eleanor Roberts arrive from St John s by Clyde. John Burton and wife depart by Clyde toward Toronto after a six month visit. Janet Minty plans Toronto departure for work.
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Blanche Blandford
Boston
St. John's
J. A . Peyton
St. John’s
Robert Boyd
Tizzard's
W.G. French
Birthy Bary
Edward Luther
Grand Falls
Mark Spencer
Frederick
Clyde
Montreal
W. F. Gear
Frederick Dove
Botwesd
RK. J. Colbourne
H. W. Rideout
A. Manuel
Annie Scott
Eleanor Roberts
John Burton
Lewissporte
Toronto
Janet Minty
Harbour View Hotel and Coastal Figures List
A passenger list or local directory fragment names numerous individuals and places across Newfoundland communities including Harbour View Hotel, Point of the Bay, Chesley Hatt, Mrs. Parsons, Mary Parsons, Carmanville, Clifton Reid, Capt. John Oake, Abel Bowne, Heber Le Drew, Change Islands, Springdale, King's Cove, Ida Lane, Round Harbour, Fortase Hr. and Fortase. The entry aggregates residents and properties linked to towns like Newstead and St. John s with several surnames repeated across locales.
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Edwin Peckford
Point of the Bay
Arthur Normore
George Normore
Chesley Hatt
Horwood
A. Parsons
Nettada Parsons
Mary Parsons
Carmanville
Jacob LeDrew Jr
Claude Reid
John Reid
John Oake
Abel Bowne
Fred Bowne
Heber LeDrew
Change Islands
Roland Mercer
Springdale
Robert White
Newstead
W. S. Perlin
St. John's
B. Carroll
Boy Scouts Attend Di Vice Service at St Peter s Church
The Boy Scouts will attend a service at St Peter's Church on Sunday the 17th at 3 o clock. A collection will be taken in aid of the Hospital.
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St. Peter's Church
Weather Outlook Brightens as Coast Clears Ice
A brief weather note reports easterly winds, a clear coast free of ice, and a trend toward warmer, more moderate and variable winds. The outlook suggests improving conditions and a brighter forecast ahead.
Trial of Reg Boland Ends in All Guilty Verdicts
The trial before the Supreme Court at Corner Brook concluded with a guilty verdict on all four perjury counts against Reg Boland after a jury deliberation of one hour and twenty minutes. Sentences were imposed this forenoon on Boland and others for various offenses.
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St. John’s
Supreme Court
Corner Brook
Reg
Boland
Webb
Vincent Brothers
Bady
Eric Forward
Buchans
House of Lords
Walkhorn
Ltd
Ottawa
Canada
London
Ireland
England
Ruth Nichols
France
Britain
Italy
Hindenburg
Germany
Great Britain
MacDonald
Madrid
Grace
Atlantic
Copenhagen
Roosevelt Field
Newfoundland
James O’neil Conroy
Charles O'N. Conroy
Lake
S Marine & Fisheries
Connery
Assault at Indian Cove Reported After Friday Incident
A report describes an assault at Indian Cove involving a man named Arthur Wat Our. Rideout received information about the Thursday incident and identified the assailant.
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Indian Cove
Arthur Wat
Rideout
Doctor Aids Injured Man After Side Wrokes Incident
Dr Wood attended the injured man after his throat and tongue were affected. The incident details indicate medical attention was necessary on site.
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Thers
Wood
Dodd's Kidney Pills Praised In Maine Letter
A May 11 letter from Haut Paquetville New Brunswick extols Dodd's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble seen to cure unrelated ailments among a family. The writer notes relief for a husband and herself, claiming stronger kidneys and purer blood. The ad cites availability from local druggists and The Dodd's Medicine Co Ltd Toronto Ontario.
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Haut Paquetville, N. B
Dodd
Jetter
Mde
Stan J. Rube
Todd
At The Primmer House Names Among Local Notables
The list includes Harry Frezer Malcolm Parsons Quinn R Morgans Wm Collins St John s Frank Antle Bolwood Dr Geat Fred Dove Grand Falls Robert Seeviour Er mon Seeviour Exploits Andrew Ansstey Salt Pond as part of the community directory for Grand Falls area.
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Harry Frezer
Malcolm Parsons
Werd Quinn
R. Morgans
Wm. Collins
St. John’s
Frank Antle
Bolwood
Dr,. Geat
Fred Dove
Grand Falls
Robert Seeviour
Ermon Seeviour
Exploits
Andrew Ansstey
Salt Pond
Shipping News Update From Coastal Fisheries
Schr. Stanley Smith under Capt. Stephen Lambert sailed Monday evening for Belle Isle to engage in the codfishery. Schr. Hattie A. Heckman with Capt. John Oake departed Wednesday for the fishery. Sclin Ida M. Clarke left Wednesday to load lumber at White Bay. Aux-Schr. Lone Flier sailed for St. John s last Monday with freight from Ashbournes Ltd and iron from Tilt Cove Cape John Saturday. Motor Boat C. M. Wheeler delivered a mail from Lewisport on Monday.
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Stanley Smith
Stephen Lambert
Belle Isle
Hattie A. Heckman
John Oake
Ida M. Clarke
White Bay
Aux
Lone
Lewisport
Confederation Life at Mrs Cooks with Toronto names
A notice listing individuals including Stanley White Stephen White Ralph White Frank White Gilbert Pryor Geo Pryor Newstead Arthur Smart Charles Hussey John Hussey Levi Farthing Herrick Neck H Watkins Beyde Summerford and Mr and Mrs Stephen Janes of Toronto.
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Stanley White
Stephen White
Ralph White
Frank White
Gilbert Pryor
Geo. Pryor
Newstead
Arthur Smart
Charles Hussey
John Hussey
Levi Farthing
Herrick Neck
H. Watkins
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William Tilley
Crabbe
Simon Basha
Pitcher
Mary Delaney
Pon
Rita ‘Whistle
Florence Curtis
Conway Road
Mary Dewey
Roland’s
John Thistle
Michael J. Gillis
Thistle _on
Counsel
Harbour View Hotel
Lewisporte
N.D
Harbour ‘View Hotel
Bluff Head Cove
Frank Roberts
Telegraph
Dodd’s
Primmer House
Shipping News
Confederation Life
Mrs. Cooks
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